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APB1C RESUME
“* P»»-«»ptto«
<J WU“ Crowley, of Ban
jrmaetaoo, haa resigned. He has been
in eervioe for nearly fcety yearn.
C0NDBN8IB BUMBT OF
, Ballfagton Booth has announced his i
teL1“’■d>FU«rt Amarioan
| Solvation Anty, cf which he and hie
wife will bo Isadora.
|
Cuban Belligerency and Inde­
pendence Favored. _
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ADOPTS
8BBÄT1
THB PROFITS IN BOO NABMINo
BI80LUTI0NS
BeeuH «reste« by Deaaaly-Paeke« Gal­
larte* Witn Applaa**, Whiak Wa*
- Cheeked WUh DiaSealty.
!,
L«wis Merrill died in Phita-
MphKatndd*. Hawas one of the
noted officers of the war, and was >o-
tirod ftom active eervioe on s surgeon's
certifloate of disability in 1885, after
several years of frontier duty.
Bichteen hundred' dolían la the
Two littlWgirls loot their lives and
two man were injured in a Are which amount already pledged in Yakima
pertly destroyed tbs big double teno- ooontyto relieve the Abantan atad*
emy of ita indebtedneee.
Washington, Maroh ».—By ths over­
whelming vote of 44 to 5 the senate
tod^y adopted a consumât resdution
The local wheat market is dull and
favorable to Cuban bdligerenqy and
unohangsd, exporters quoting ns fol­
independence. The resolution, adopted lows:
Walla Waall, 58)* to 59c;
are as follows:
Valley, «1^ to 8»c per buabel. Offer­
ings are still light, and many holders
continue tn a k prices that prevailed
during the late fluny.
The beet profits m egg farming i*
buUding up apd maintaining a fan^
egg trade.
Retail customers will n*,
a few cents more on thedosen for fiS
ogps than they will pay for the articl*
aFtbe grooers. Bggs coming direct
from the farmer used to bo a guaranty
of freshneee, hat^Bot an farmers have
On the avera^tarm’h^i’ *^1^
to roam about as they pleaae, and it i.
meat of Spain and the government
not uncommon for farmers to every
proclaimed and for some time main­
now and then come aorom hidden
tained by force of arms by the people
neota There may be a doaen egg,!»
of Cuba; and that the United Statee
Snowflake,
.one. of those nesta, and how u th.
of America should maintain a strict
farmer to know if a dosen bens laid
neutrality between the «^tending
powers, according to each all the right« ?*«.< "BW. ««»o; may, 21ta22c. those eggs that day. or if one hen kid
of belligerents in the porta and terri­ BoBod—to are quoted aa follows: Bags them between twelve and twenty-four
tory of the United States.-
g «®5.»; barrels, M-l»®7.00; oases. dayef It is more likely to be the tat­
ter case, which certainly must give a
"Resolved, That the friendly offices
of the United States ahould be offered
M at — Timothy, |9.00 per ton; chbaL number of stale, tf not rotten, egg* jn
«0.00; Clover, «««7; out, «&®6.50 • wheau the lot. As the farmer damn* th«»
by the president to the Spanish gov- |6.50®6.50.
v~w—•«, »»wh
The Oregon Railway 4b Navigation eminent for the recognition of the in­
Baun*
—
Fred
barley,
«14 00 per ton;
1 G*—pany is making arrangemento to dependence of Cuba.”
brewing, nominal.
deliver freight in B^gene at\n«..on.
When the result was announced, the
»13.00; short*,
F—•- When the water will per­ denaly packed galleries broke into loud «14; middlings »18®20.00; rye, 80®8fc
mit, boats will be run to that city, and and „continued applause, which the
when the water ia too tow, it ia pro- vice-president checked. with difficulty.
The result was reached, after a day
poeed to doHver the freight by teams
M fervid speeohea, which, at times,
I
a------- ««ia*
The big jam of logs in the Humpb- that will haul it from Harrtaburg.
Three shots entered the priest’s body, tulips riverb in Chehalis county, ia to ; -An expert machinist will aoon be in aroused the crowd of spectators to en­
thusiastic demonstrations. The keen
and one in the head. Hi. recovery is be removed. Frank Limtav and others
public interest in the subject waa evi­
impowible. '
|hayemmto arrangements to get them
denced by the presence of the largest
The British troops which formed parT p—A It is eatimated that about 3,000,-
crowd since congress assembled. The <
of the Ashantee expedition returned 1b 000 feet of good togs are held there.
reprssanttivee of foreign powers were
Londn in a dilapidated, though not
The public eohoole at Patou« and {
numerously in attendance. The occu­
battered condition. They were effthu-1 Pullman will probably hold an addi­
pants of the diplomatic gallery in-
•tactically cheered aa they marched I tional two monthe* isssion thia spring, |
eluded:
through the city from the docks where being enabled to do so by the increased
Ministers Mendooa of Brasil, Hatch
they landad to their bametoe fo 4he4
^Hawaii. Innn.and*,,* of Gn*tam*l*
west part of London.
I*MOn
fl» “Barefoot"
Rengifo of Colombta. and Baron ton
At Rome, Ga., a desperate street
f«0(83.00; bicily, freah green food, will help winder
to the sheriff and tax collector, with a Ketteler, of the German embassy.
i(82.50 par bunch; fully in this direction.
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total tax for collection amounting to
Senor Dupuy de Lome, the 8punish
|84,lflA57, divided aa follows: Stats, minister, was not present, but two at
Detail* ef Dairylag.
county, military, school snd poll, «31,- tbs attaches of the Spanish legation
One of our moot successful dairy
560; medal sobod“ tax, districts Noe. occupied sects with the other diplo-
new, 7®fc¿&P¿¿í3l
1 and 8«, |1,85A47; town of Klamath I mats.
artichoke*, 7uc per dosen; sprouts. Sc women writes that die does not allow
,.
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noise in the stables at milking time a
Falla, |1,>5».N; total, «34,155.57.
The main feature of the debate was per pound ; esubtfowor. fe.f5 per cm.,
Taxes will be delinquent on April 6.
“V not
«he speech of Sherman, chairman of M m 3>«1 per dosen; hothouse lettuce, 40c
The recent aohool oenaua giv«MU- the committee on foreign rotation*. As per dosen,
effect the
.1^5““
rs, Winter Nellis,
milking
ton a population of 853, sixty less than a rule, the veteran senator from Ohio,
b”*■ cranberries, »9 per
quietly.
speak* with conservatism; so it was
the more surprising whan ho arraigned
Spei^and her governor-general. Wey-
ler. in the moot scathing language.
Sherman read specific instances in
which Wqylor ^¿ptotnred ¿strip-
staflo to get her in the river. Bhe 1
1
S’
««Pof the north jetty,
being almost through.
Tbs postoffioe department hss granted I
the petition for the establihment cf a
I new postoffioe at Woodley, the boad-
qu*rter. of the Grand Ronde Placer
Company, and Daniel M.
Griffith, who occupies the position of
foreman at the min« at that place, haa
! been designated as pc it re «tab ,---------
mm
Ping young girls held as captives and
compelling them to dance before the
Spanish troops. Other speeches were
made by Lindsay, Lodge, Caffrey and
Allen.
*7-»
,
Hors
the consulate stoned .
13®Me;
Brasila,’ 12j?
«®7e;
rotated, 10c; hickory ni
there to investigate.
cotanta, 90c per dosen.
The Ptfta'Politique Colonials pub-
Tbs oonforenos betwtan President *
Bahas.— alleged telegram from the Bdward Simmons, of the Psnama Rail­ evetywhere in bloom. But in Maroh
tne Bpaniab people are determined to
F»—<fo consular agent in Brasil, n - way Company and a P. Huntington, camo a cold snap, with a hard freese,
Wa{d®*'t’.OOO WSS subscribed, and jo to war forthwith with the United
porttaig that oonfifoto have taken plwn* president of the Pacific Mail Steamship
hind were work will soon bo commenced build­ 8totes, and to «peodily avenge the in-
in the disputed territory of A map^ be­ Company, regarding the recent fric­ killed outright.
a, compound, in tins, 7V.
■ultwhioh it ia fancied haa been offered
ing a new church for the Methodista.
tween French Guiana and Brasil. It tion between the two companies, is
The United States civil ssrvioe com­
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is added the French troops half de­ said to have resulted in the adjustment
amn amiAbaJ «h, 4»; kite,
mission has ordered that an examin*. „J*”- Bridget Donnovan, widow of United States senate in determining
stroyed Amapa after losing 100 killed of all differences.
It is Understood
»«■geant Donnovan, died in Sherman. to recognise the Cnboaj>rovirional gov­
tion
be
held
by
ita
local
board
in
Port
■nd wounded, including four officers. that entirely harmonioue relatione have
Townsend, Tuesday, April 7,189«, oom She had been known in the army for ernment aa a belligerent power, and to
been restored.
th® past twenty-five years, and had
meifoing at 9 o'clock®. M., for
• P*0*»««» resident at
the president • to nee his good
The Southern Pacific Railread Coan- grades of darks, day inspector, night earned an excellent reputation aa a
Gram Valley, Cal., 70 years of age,
?P*1“ *° obtofa »oognition
was blown up by giant powder. He pny haa reopened the rate war between inspector, meaeenger and boatman in nurse.
of Cuban independence.
was using the powder to blow up some I Portland and San Francisco. The Mt the customs service.
Only oitisens of
*“*• oommenoed plowing
Some of the organa of public opinion
willows and leaned over to see why it is a radical one, putting the figures the, United States Can bo ««amined
iain’wmL A UTr P“°-toge
a*“* 016 bankruptcy of the
)
Flastiag sad Ksariag Tree*.
did not go off, when he got the full back to whore they were during the
Surveyor-General Watson m/ih in J*?® Wl** «own than last year, due Spanish government would not prevent
;
There are two kind* of tree* tfist th*
charge in the faoe.
One eye was early days of December, namely, f 10 ncard to the Colville reservation: » the advance in the price of wheat. the Spanish from taking up the quarrel
for first olam passage, including berth
. farmer must take into oon.ider.tiou
Moot of the notes of the reservation mMwUl be the principal crop on the on their own account, and fitting out
bia lip wa. terribly lacerated and hie in the Pullman sleeper, and |6 for seo-
^•©rvstion.
-w
•
wishes to plant tree*, vis:
expeditions and maintaining themselves
surveys have been completed, and the
left arm badly injured. He will prob­ ond-olam in the tourist sleeper.
“rest and nut trees These two claims
plate are now being made; but before
at their own expense, while combatting
U
to be the
ably survive.
of .tre«are about as far removed from
For February the receipts from cus­ •oooptanoe of the surveys, an «»min.. industry of the future in Boise oountye
one another m any two thing* can be.
toms
shows
a
falling
off
of
«3,474,408,
m*T*?*ua^T‘Oaa aTW *** the Cabana
At present it is about in the same stage
it the farmer wants to grow forest trees
will retaliate on the Spaniards for ■nd the internal revenue receipts a de-
of progress that it was twenty-five
he has one certain line to pursue If
their «laughter of auapeota by n«ing I creme of «384,549. As the expendi­
years ago, but the conditions at present
, J7“*" to
nut trees he must
•«.uch that there is a breed bs.Tfor
dynamite. A manifesto signed by the tures during the month, however,
■Itogetber forget that there wa* ever
Cuban revolutionary party haa been were exoeptioually light, a small sur­
nope.
-»ai.ao
■noh a thing as a forest, and must
found mattered through Havana set plus is ahown. The total deficit for
bring the tree out where it will have
gold-bearing area in Boise
ting forth that from flve to ten of the the presint fiscal year amounted to
heaven s sunahine and develop a great
no‘
than one-
ln
CabaHta were «18,558,587, and it ia the opinion of
orop of nuta. The nuts are the fruit of
«»untypoeribly more, em-
being shot nightly, and that the Cu- treasury officials that the deficit July
„™°®d in several district. Probably
the tree and we must treat nut trees
bana would retaliate by destroying 1, next, will not exceed this amount.
8.000 out of the 7,000 square miles in
••you would treat an app'e orchard.
was
charged
by
the
police
St James' Gaaette, in commenting
the county will in time furnish some
They are pruned with a view to spread­
neee by dynamite.
gold.
ing out ths crop— to securing for each
united
Statee
consulate.
Oottwll, of Bdinburgh,
do* Proportion of light and
—n^ine in order that it may do its
GOLD AT PO8TOFFICE8.
fo’iHt work, and thus produce a much
greater result than would be necessary
for the development merely of leaf and
the Sivas and Kharpoot districta.
M<x^
»<8310; PadamUavl
Montana.
A party of leasers have started work
mine again. They are
sinking a new shaft near the gulch.
Ä7“Ä: Ä-“%
’’y* d-to’ca but that the
new light acetylene will become the
popular illuminant. The shares in the I
Butte have about all Un taken Tn bv
Mtiaens of that city, and it ia expected
to protest the olaasi flcation. Provision
is made how the protest shall be con­
ducted, and for hearings to determine
the character of the land. Appeals are
allowed from the decision of the land
officer*, as in other caeca An appro­
priation of «5,000 1. made to pay the
expenses of the classification.
I
d. The retails were not tag«»«,
more than two minptasrfbut in that
time, between «SO,000 and «30,000
Moriflood in danamo.
Tha I
Strathdon waa lying at anchor in the
i
The rearon
r^"ipu a* •’»LO«-
mondi were f»,M8. The
charing Company ia being rapidly oeiptsofall offices in theteatefX
vaM^LM1Til'<« Alraady HHral of the g» ~
vannere .nd jigs are running. This
£**?»»*—«—Jdeted will be capable
Nei“^i ’ »°« tons of ore (tally.
aUo b”“« •dd«d in
"^to fo-tah the increase of power
required far the new plant.
ondÄi* °î?Tui
“d >00 head of cattle and 850 hogs are
«wL The distillery is dally producing it œn
about 800 gallons of alcohol and high 2* ^Bf***’»»«* and tbcooedown
wines
•
* Boofc ore-k ,or
A drive of 100.000 feet of logs has
located for piacer
■’*«> the ranch ' at Superin-
52”*
a*
“BV eewmilL
The mill will start up soon sad 400 . tendent Baboock is takeh up for that
haTi“«
»
•AW ^BAtoCl^^hURKSTg
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SS»« '»•
stataV^k^P*a °* aU °®«** 1» the
Were •’»’.>»«. end
the estimated gold receipts, |18,m.
•••»i; fancy feed.
B a> M«roh 2—A largely
attended ma« meeting bdd h—
n’ffh* adopted resolutions »«ZI
•«■inst the bill intrïï^S by^T^*
F“-“- y» «« m XS.ÄK
■SXÏÂTÜJXïï!
yfawtobe seen. Suflice to sky .D-
before the water ia too low.
“ “• Province. It fa
“ a ,taTal
a“d the in-
ta^Ti".^ 8harmaa «»««y «• «aid
’Hübe
i
rio^> mfoing towns of the
to bo hauling seed wheat from the
^«ble diooveriee along Kootenai country, it ia claimed b^
the valleys now losated.
J“
•i wïït "-11’
8 x ?2 jwiz ."???•••
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While
-
T .
v««uauw oven in
v . ih T«* **?*•• of fattening, its greatest
f°t h°g« is in the fact that it is
• means of insuring health.
na^JL h°’.P0Taaea M great dM1 of
and doea “°* need ■ hi*h
"™P««Hre.
Forty degrees is high
«tongh for swine.
I orin«/^^ °*
calculated to
’»• i*> feeding for
dairv
v?to,dllF Pursued in the
of the o^,rl*blj •*““«* °to oh««ctor I
batal^dr^* hla “‘I00 ProPerV
'’MiMncoa a dairTman «(xzxivlvl
la 1«